A little gem by Central Park! The Frick Collection offers impressive collections of European fine and decorative arts. Our favorite museum in the city.

The Conservatory Garden is a serene and picturesque oasis in Central Park, known for its beautifully designed gardens.

Located in the Bronx, the NYBG features over one million living plants and a lovely gift shop. A perfect escape to wander among beautiful flowers and greenery.

The Metropilitan Museum of Art, commonly known as the Met, is NYC's most visited attraction. Splendors for every taste.

Part of the Met, the Cloisters is known for its medieval architecture and gardens. Nice view of the Hudson River. About one hour subway ride from Midtown.

Broadway shows are renowned for their high production values and exceptional talents. See reviews of the Broadway and Off-Broadway performances.

The Brooklyn bridge is a suspension bridge that connects the boroughs of Manhattan and Brooklyn. Take the subway to Brooklyn and walk across the bridge towards Manhattan.

A walking park built on a historic freight rail line elevated above the streets on Manhattan's West Side. This will bring you to Hudson Yards with several shopping and dining options.

The Lincoln Center hosts a wide range of performances, from classical music and opera to ballet and modern dance. Book your tickets in advance.

Carnegie Hall is a National Historic Landmark and a world-renowned concert venue for classical and popular music. Legendary artists have graced its stages, including Tchaikovsky, the Beatles, and Frank Sinatra.

Tavern on the Green is an iconic restaurant in Central Park. This enchanting spot is beloved for its picturesque setting, classic charm, and its jazz brunch on the weekends.

The Bar Room is set beneath a stunning nine-story Victorian-era atrium, creating a warm and elegant atmosphere. This is a perfect spot for enjoying a drink at their bar during cocktail hour or indulging in brunch accompanied by live jazz performance on the weekends.

El Fish Marisqueria is a delightful Mexican-inspired seafood restaurant located in proximity to the Lincoln Center. Go for appetizers or dinner before or after a performance by the New York Philharmonic, The Metropolitan Opera, or the New York City Ballet. Enjoy the flavors and ambiance as a prelude or conclusion to a night of world-class music and culture.

Located in three different spots in Manhattan, Eataly is a vibrant Italian marketplace and restaurant. Lively option to grab a delightful bite at lunchtime.

For those looking to experience a steakhouse in NYC: Keens is famous for its cuisine and its wood-paneled walls adorned with over 50 000 clay smoking pipes, making it one of the largest collections in the world. Over the years, Keens has welcomed numerous celebrities including Babe Ruth, Albert Einstein, and Teddy Roosevelt. Loud and fun experience.

Another steakhouse option: The Strip House is a swanky steakhouse, offering a blend of old-world glamour and modern sophistication. It is renowned for its prime cuts of beef, charred to perfection. Loud and bold establishment.